Grout bully. No need to deep-clean before. Apply liberally, let dry - the tiles will get smeared a bit, although you'll want to wipe them somewhat while applying the product. Clean tiles as usual, and voilà - brand new grout! Comes in white and beige, I believe. Walmart has it, or order through Amazon.
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i recommend toilet bowl cleaner with bleach. Apply, wait 15 minutes then scrub with an old toothbrush. Rinse well and be sure to keep well ventilated.
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1/2 C baking soda
1/4 C hydrogen peroxide
1 tsp dish soap
Add to jar with lid and shake. Spread on grout and leave on for several minutes. Wipe off with sponge.
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have used Shelley's formula with pretty good success.
Grout bully. No need to deep-clean before. Apply liberally, let dry - the tiles will get smeared a bit, although you'll want to wipe them somewhat while applying the product. Clean tiles as usual, and voilà - brand new grout! Comes in white and beige, I believe. Walmart has it, or order through Amazon.
Make a paste of equal amounts water, baking soda, lemon juice & vinegar. Using a tooth brush scrub area. Wipe clean with dry washcloth.